(No female lead + knight story + loyalty to the Dragon Queen. The early chapters lay the groundwork for the plot. Readers who have watched the TV series or read the books may want to start with Volume Two.)
Known as “Wolfclaw,” Edmund is the lord of Winterfell and the son of the Warden of the North. During the civil war, his father, the former Warden of the North, was killed by the Lannisters. In response, his elder brother raised the banners of rebellion. After years of bloody fighting, his brother was assassinated as well, and the war ended in defeat. The fur of this lone wolf has lost its luster, but his claws and fangs remain sharp. The war is far from over. Under the banners of his forebears, Edmund will reclaim everything that belongs to House Stark!
The relatively excellent indigenous literature, such as this Western fantasy novel about traveling through the system panel, is too dramatic, but there are always people who enjoy it so much.
It's a wonderful book, the writing is very skillful, the protagonist Edmund, the second wolf, is affectionate, courageous and strategic. The images of the wolf family, the deer family, the lion family, and aristocratic characters from various regions are vividly displayed on the paper. The descriptions of wars, contests, fights, scenes of scenes and events in various parts of Westeros are very graphic, as if watching a new episode. Now I have a sense of déjà vu as the epic unfolds slowly. I highly recommend it!
It is estimated that many people do not like this category of indigenous male protagonists, but the flaws are not concealed. The author's writing style and ideas deserve five stars.
The book is actually okay. I personally feel that it is better written on Tomato than other Game of Thrones fics.
The plot is okay so far, and the hooks aren't too outrageous.
The relatively excellent indigenous literature, such as this Western fantasy novel about traveling through the system panel, is too dramatic, but there are always people who enjoy it so much.
It's a wonderful book, the writing is very skillful, the protagonist Edmund, the second wolf, is affectionate, courageous and strategic. The images of the wolf family, the deer family, the lion family, and aristocratic characters from various regions are vividly displayed on the paper. The descriptions of wars, contests, fights, scenes of scenes and events in various parts of Westeros are very graphic, as if watching a new episode. Now I have a sense of déjà vu as the epic unfolds slowly. I highly recommend it!
It is estimated that many people do not like this category of indigenous male protagonists, but the flaws are not concealed. The author's writing style and ideas deserve five stars.
The book is actually okay. I personally feel that it is better written on Tomato than other Game of Thrones fics.
The plot is okay so far, and the hooks aren't too outrageous.
Very detailed and logical
What a wonderful book, keep up the good work!